I haven’t shared much about the business side of things or what we do at TrueHorizon, but I’ve been getting a ton of questions about it lately. So I’m thinking of making some content around how I sell these n8n agents and automations, but want to know what you would find most helpful. Please vote below if you’re interested! (I plan to cover lots of stuff, but doing a pulse check on where to start)

Had a fascinating conversation with the founder of Art x Science International, a nonprofit making $12K/month with 2 founders and 1 employee. They're revolutionizing the reading experience by adapting classic literature for individuals with ADHD and other neurodivergent conditions using AI technology. The mission: Foster a global community at the intersection of art and science. They're adapting public domain classic literature for neurodivergent minds - affecting 5-7% of children and significant numbers of adults worldwide. The founder deliberately chose nonprofit status to access public funding, grants, and donations from people who believe in social impact. The strategic difference: "We don't see other organizations as competitors, but as alternatives. Being mission-driven opened doors to funding sources unavailable to for-profits. We're part of a growing movement that blends social impact with innovation, creating collective impact through partnerships with universities and ADHD research organizations." The customer acquisition approach: Since they're in R&D phase, it's about community building over traditional sales. They engage future audiences through high-quality merchandising - their book cover designs became premium metal posters by community demand. "Our most valuable asset is community - people who share our vision and volunteer their time." The innovation framework: "Our vision goes beyond simple text simplification. Past attempts made books easier to read but not more engaging. Our AI-guided adaptation preserves the original narrative voice while making the experience compelling, grounded in recent research on attention retention and neuroscience of reading." The founder's personal mission: "For years, I struggled with reading - couldn't get through 5 pages without feeling bored or overwhelmed. But I realized how incredibly important books are. I want everyone, regardless of disability or past struggles, to have the opportunity to experience the power of reading."

I am kind of looking for experienced AC users with advanced automation skills. If you have any experience, could you share your perspectives on automation flows inside of AC? Whats your overall experience and did you move on from AC as an email automation tool?

Elon Musk’s company xAI just released Grok 4, positioned as a high-performance rival to GPT and Gemini. It comes with a new $300/month SuperGrok Heavy plan targeting power users. Grok 4 handles image input, tackles complex topics, and is deeply integrated with X, which xAI now controls. Musk claims it’s already outperforming PhDs and hinted at future breakthroughs in tech and physics. There’s been some public backlash around Grok’s behavior, but the launch continues—and the pricing signals a clear push toward elite-tier AI tools. What do you think? Is Grok 4 worth testing for advanced workflows, or is it hype? If anyone in the community tries it, feel free to share results.

We have build an web app that can instantly add a voice + chat agent on your website. The problem is that we have limited credits. But we want everyone to try our product and see a preview of how a voice + chat agent act as a sales consultant on your website. And that will eat all the money that we have :( So we add a voice AI + Chatbot Agent as a Service, basically an AI Dev Agency. So we can fund the product. Most startups are funded to not loose focus from main product. Our product: https://x.com/PratikKadam_/status/1939469426606452850